Sentence examples for vivacious style from inspiring English sources
Working in Denmark in the middle of the 19th century, Bournonville developed an unusually vivacious style.
But the major reason it delights audiences elsewhere is the choreography of August Bournonville (1805-1879), a great exponent of Danish Romanticism who developed an unusually vivacious style.
These genial superstars, who interspersed their fine music- making with engaging commentary, opened the program with the Scherzo from Mendelssohn's Piano Trio in D minor, which Mr. Perlman described as a perfect example of the composer's vivacious style.
Henry had a vivacious style as a player – and Monaco had played with a similar devil-may-care attitude during their best spell under Jardim – but Henry undermined that approach by playing negative formations with too many central midfielders.
020 7235 2000; mandarinoriental.com Viva Zapata The 100th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution falls on 20 November, when Pancho Villa and other insurgents led the country to freedom, and Mexico is planning to celebrate the centenary in typically vivacious style.
His vivacious style captures the audience, no questions asked.
Dr. Limor's warm, vivacious personal style has made her a sought-after guest on hundreds of international television and radio shows.
20), introduced in 1800 when he was 29, reportedly caused strangers to ask why he didn't write more in its sunny, vivacious and genteel style.
But if one were to choose a single highlight from the installation, it would almost certainly be a polychrome limestone sarcophagus carved around 475 B.C. Monumental in scale and spectacularly well preserved (recent cleaning has brought out the color), it shows the vivacious Cypriot International style in its classical phase.
The major novels are neatly summarized in strip cartoons, the visual style is vivacious, with spoken texts ballooning out of people's mouths, and there is a strong feeling of a life lived.
Her comic style varies nicely from straight-faced to vivacious, from deadpan to a pan that is very much alive, especially her irresistible, maniacal grin.
